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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Invigorate them. When your nights repo=e is I'M
sound or unrefreshng your appetite jaded capri
cious when slight noises you to start, and an
noyances of slight moment abnormally worry YOU,
know three things, viz. LIST, That your nerves are
weak: ID That YOU need tonic. 3D. That its name
is Hostetters Biters, the promptest, safest. most
popular article Of its class. The nerves are suscep
tihle of inauguration only by promoting an increase
OF yigor in the processes of digestion and invgora
ton Narcotics and sedatives have their utility, but
in the MAN, and if their use be continued they are
unsafe. wine glass If the Bitters before retiring
and a repetition of the during the day, before
or after meals is far likely 10 confer health
Welding sleep than repeated doses Of an opiate
dyspepsia, debility, inactivity of the kidneys and
bladder, fever and ague. and other malarial com
plants are always dominated and subdued by it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

A gentleman who has been operating at
Dead River reported in the city yesterday
that when he left that place there was a foot of
snow. and the best of slcighing. He also said
that the logging crews were doing a big bust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The following enigmatical item appeared
in the last Dexter Gazette We noticed a new
horse sled going into winter quarters this
morning This will be quite an improvement
upon wheels for winter use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

At meeting of the Bowdoin Athletic
Association, held on Monday afternoon, it
was voted to withdraw from the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association and To join
the proposed association consisting of the
association of the Portland Turnvercin'
Bates, Bow,loin Colby and the Bangor
Auburn and Rockland Y. VI. G. \. Athletic
Associations VI, T. Rice 50, was appointed
adelcEatc to confer with the delegates from
the different associations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The fine steam yacht being built at the
New England Shipbuilding Company works
in Bath for Mr.. Slater of Providence, will
be called the Sycamore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

It il stated that the rats that infcst the
banks Of Bond brook from Water St. to the
gas house have increased in numbers to such
an extent that dozens of them can be seen at
times running about TO and from the water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

"Man yields to custom, as he bows to fate,
In all things ruled mind, body and estate !;
In pain, if Rheumatic. we for cure apply
Menard's Rheumatic Bullets"
The latest and best remedy offered to the
public for the cure of Rheumatism, and al
Rheumatic affections They are compounded
with the grestest care by experienced chem
its. from the formula of an eminent French
Specialist in Rheumatic difficulties, and are
put ou' with entire faith in their doing al
that is claimed for them Price 100 per
bottle of J. NJ. Mixer and c B Murphy,
Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Market square presented a decidedly
wet appearance last night, large pools of
level ground. The sight suggested job of
grading for the street commissioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Mr.. 4. VI. Hanson utilized the rainy
weather Of yesterday in making some fine
improvements on the interior Of Mr. y. T.
Folsom's fancy grocery store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The regular weekly sing takes place in the
Universaist vestry this evening, under the
direction Of Mr.. c. b. johnson. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16
The Bible Reading.

The text for the reading was part of the
twenty-first pslam. The following is the
substance of DIR. Pentecost's remarks This
psalm is remarkable in its adaptation to the
varied experiences of life. The words
though written long ago are living words.
There is an outward form like the carcass in
which the honey was deposited. The "LoED
is my shepherd. Each name of God has a
Specification peculiar TO itself, and David
said Jehovah is my Shepherd as we would
say Jesus is my Shepherd, and the leading
and guidance, and protection, and the boun-
tiful supplies, all involved in sheparding the
the sheep are to US so much more valuable
when we consider how helpless and defence
less and timd the sheep, and often so stupid
that alone they will not go out 10 the green
pastures or return to the fold What
Lord as "A Shepherd for the weak
and dependent. The Shepherd is one
almighty and superior to all He has made,
The organ of the organ grinder can give forth
Only iit tunes lbI NlltH II Is constructed
but there are organs of limtless combina-
tons to be used by the hand of a Master. SO
God touches the forces of the universe for
His people The Lord is my Shepherd, not
may be my Shepherd. The Heavenly Father
holds a relation no less real than the earthly
relation. and We must have this assurance
that our testimony may be positive and con
yincing. II shall not want Men trust for
the unspcakable gifts of the Heavenly, and
lose faith for daily bread, hut the supply is
not what our selfish hearts may ask, but
what Infinite wisdom sees is b est
EVENING.
The meeting opened with praise to God cx-
pressed in song. MIR. Stebbns presiding at
the organ. Mr.. Stebbins sung in a very i'm
prcssiyc manner Shall ! go and Empty
IIandcd?" the congregation joining in the
chorus.
The lesson of the evening was selected
from the part of the nth chapter of the
Gospel of st. John, relating to the
raising of Lazarus. The preacher presented
the following points Miracles are not only
to show the mighty power of Christ. but they
hold in themselves important spiritual teach
ny If as in Egypt at the time of the pass
over one were dead in every house. what an
awakening there would be; the place would
be- astir with the sorrow that touches every
heart But there are dead souls in our
households and if We are not awakened there
must he either prevailing Indifference or Il
wicked unhclicf The sisters sent for Christ,
and Christ came, though his life was endan-
gercd, and performed a great miracle; but
the miracles in mind and spirit are greater
than those in matter. In setting forth what
we ought to do to bring Christ to raise our
dead TO spiritual life. DR.. Pentecost preached
a VERY forcihle dcad-in-carncst sermon, that
that should awaken all disciples of the Lord
Jesus To do their utmost to save their fellow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The skow from Wscasset which ar
rived here Sunday with a load of lumber re-
turned home in the rain yesterday. The
crew, wc are quite positive, got all they
wanted Of the kenncbcc before they reached
bnmc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Messrs. Warren, Lord, and Wood, a com
mittee of the executive council, will make an
official visit to the State Reform School to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The river took very decided rise yester-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Our assortment is so extensive
and prices so low that it is for
the interest of all who desire a
good article at a fair price to call
and examine our goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

Country teams were nowhere visible on the
streets yester lay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

More than half of the area of Maine is north
of the northern line of New Hampshire anu
vormont The northern part of the State is
farther north than Quebec More '''a'i MAJ,
of Maine is still an unsettled wilderness IL
almost deserves the name OF tine Inpiis
State"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

If people. troubled with colds. will take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going TO
church, they will avoid coughing. The
Pectoral soothes and heals the irritated It's
sues, and controls all disposition to cough.
INTELLECTUALLY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-16

The merchants had a rest yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

a See. ss.~as nl> E~-~s4eesF's shtFs.
3GAss czlas. a. E9.es-

a k>ss sse@ts H. Ess@t4eesEss >Htft~
s3GAse cslAss.a al E@ses-
s.neel BEoga4a. . Yensrsebs e9i1zec
asets.4ek. 80 pszs lois ely ssai-ee'-A-
sions. sszlss. sepesrsd u ee.Aes teaft -
tertsg nsern-ss - aasssE - = charge u
.n1oxicsiisn. San . aznsils tsEsef q
30 police dspa ftzlent. sat G2oa lis eeea'
slan - w1s sails ssssx. I'D pieated gs-lltY
y tbs ca4rss. he proH lset " Ie4Ee tosa.
asd ne lsllss sllgssa aim - - "a t1At
eas1l-.ts1E. -~-laASs h1tEhl1zs91 pad -
Respects for tia seeoaa tine - the Police
tS.sizt FssLsf1zy, sE1 sct 1fte<n Gays iof cs-
~ tE4nk - Aliha1 Aeta rtn4 disu
i4ks t1s aiat 4Ao ieaFe toao. so1 ne Goa.
sssl lsnls asz BE- Kos tssaty d4Fs - A4fa
i41oE tor creating disturbances Ai1
s4fins shat ke co1ld ehl9 az
Easa ia Jas. H. Siesssts s4ioon On Canal
-. Louis 5aschoa piesoes Bot xpliis %
charge 81 dlssr.tsrly coad4ct saa III nzfs
= hsanng t1.s -lornioz.
The case o. Ninson Fo4 Tor kespink a.
saloon open Ssadsg was adjourned - eepI.
-. 1hs examination Of franx Asrs;sa
Coz basl4Fdy. sas continued oseE unit 10
. cioek ials morntng. Geo. Rose = a tramp
oaEsy NasheF 4ad about sees ago be veat
/ ~ Lss livery earn aEd ssxest Is any % ne
boys hat a. cid CO.'S ard sest they could
siFe ma. Richard etecxbam sad lie lad
snd t0ok Rose Upstairs 20 xet him ne
clothes. IA taxing than from ais grlp, ns
exhibited 10 vis~ . aes shirt, To- saich
hs lad paid 40. Rose aid hs
w0uleas take the coat aud vest then, pat
would come up again and gee thea. Ia@s
night Dick missed rs shiEt and yesterday
Ia met Rose. sbo was looking gay viii sae
4 usN shiFr On Diek male Z compi4l %
against him AID Rose Vas srraigned ~ ne
afternoon session. He pleaded not guilty.
aud sll have hearing this morning
| john Msroney. a ate drunk went 70
Jail ios twelve days-H H. Ii. Hart. q
hard headed. hs4Fsless neartbreaAer, plead
sd cot guilty % 4 charge vi emoe1zi0fnen'
ant larceny aRd Ais case vas adjourned IN
/ III 10 o'clock this morning. Hart was Al
agent tor TIE Metropolitan Company and
took out four rugs 70 sell. lie sold them
bui forgot . return the money 10 the arm
/ hence TIE case.
Johany haas. . tough little rascal. who
/ has been ~ the habit OF insulting the ladies'
! ia = tenement on Calter-st. was found
| guilty Of disorderiy conduct and sentenced
10 tie Reform school until he - II years
old. lie Is nov eleven. and when the sen
! tence was pronounced such howl As has
not been heard this side the Mississippi
went up from the boys mother, sisters
slnts aud cousins. Il Was = veritsble wal
dance and the old carpet in the court room
took on a brighter appearance. IN places,
| whsre the tears Tell in q plentiful shower
| Even the woman who made the complaint
against hin wept bitter tears and said she
| wished she hadn't done Il. The boy Is
bad one aud be viii be better when he re
I tnrus
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The existence % an open sea 81 the north
pole Is believed in hy many distinguished
scientific men Dr. Kane stated that it
was reached by one II hls exploring parties.
There 5 something 70 wonder at ia a band
OF men crossing immense fields OF ice. with
the Thermometer 80 10 40 degs below zero,
and suddenly striking warm sea, with the
thermometer 20 70 40 degs. above zero.
This open sea, said 70 have been discov-
cred by DIR. Kans's party about seven de-
grees from the pole, IS explained by the dis
covery OF an immense body OF warm water
IN the Pacific ocean which finds It's way
through Behring strait into the Polar basin.
where It nlingles with another vast body OF
warm water necessarily poured into the
basin by the Atlantic gulf stream. Two Off
GERS Of the German Polar expedition Of
1901 claim to have followed the coast line
Of the open Polar sea for nearly 500 miles
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Two travellers have given accounts - ths
gorilla in tie fsfests 81 Africa TIE nrst u
tbsse Wss H4nno. C@rtAa sealaD, = 30 com
maEded "a expeiitiss sect 20 ColeaiSs
Africa, mere than twenty two centuries aso.
The seeord. Paul pa Challiu, visited Africa
about tNea'y avs Yeas aga hsnne sup
pesed them % - tue vefitable SAVAGE iakzbi-
tanss 81 the coaEtry and mentions their great
strength lis mea esptared three females,
bat they foaghs 80 desperately that Il was
necessary . kiil tbesn. On Cbainu gave
raBy Interesting facts concerning The gorilla
habits The beast uses no weapons except
those with which nature has pr0siaed him.
With a single blow OF his enormous foot,
armed with short euFvei nails. he viii dis
enlbowel = man or fracture MS skull There
are circumstances recorded where, on finding
n gun, the gorilla has bent the barrel Det weea
LIS two hands
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Hersldry seems to have had ITS origin IN
the necessity Of using some device to distin-
guisa persons concealed by their armor while
waging battle. From the uss of these devices
on garments is derived the phrase "coat Of
arms" There are arms of states. Of communi-
ties, and OF persons and families Ths first
ere those assumed by sovereign princes or by
governments as distinguishing badges for
their respective kingdoms, empires or states.
The second include those of ecclesiastical, lay
and municipal corporations The third are
insignia borne by individuals and families,
generally by right of Inheritance or of grant.
All follow the same general heraldlc rules,
and are displayed ON a shield or escutcbeon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Professor Frsnklinbsuch. who il pro-
nounced the highest modern authority IN
medical chemistry. says: Ammonia Is an
irritant. a stimulant or caustic. Inter
nslly administered il may be violent cor
rosive poison, acting upon the stomach and
bowels" Don't use baking powders that
contain it. simple test OF its purity IS 10
mix a teaspoonful of baking powder with
two teaspoonful of water and boil; If adul-
terated the ojor of ammonia will be plainly
perceived. The presence of ammonia in
most cases indicates that alum IS used. as
nearly all the alum OF commerce. contains
ammonia. Pure baking powder will Rot
give the faintest ammonScal odor. Baking
powders composed principally of starch.
alum and terra alba, boil into q thick, dirty
dirty paste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
Election of School Trustees.
mayors orrIcE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. IS, 1878.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
election Of school trustees will De he'd IN
the several wards on the first Monday in
September 1857. viz; September ., 1887,
commencing at o'clock p. M. and closing
at : clock .. m, at the following places
First ward. Ffsling's shop No. IS Grand
ville-sve.; Second ward. Berkey's Row. cor.
Ottawa and Pearl-sts.; Third ward. No. 255
JefTerson-st.. NEAR Wealthy-sYe.); Fourth
ward. upper precinct. East Bridge Street
school building; Fourth Ward, lower pre-
cinct, Schaak's Carriage Shop, No. IS East
Bridge-st.; Fifth ward. P. Firms building,
65 Coldbrook-st.. Sixth ward, Engine House
on Scribner-st.: Seventh ward. Germsnia
Hall on Frontst.: Eighth ward, Turner
Hall OH Jefierson-st.
EDarSD b. DIEFvAS,
Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

1n-zLas1 Alc1. Asy % lsa6.
esSxLssEs Pessi. ~ - sslGsleeg
vk41sses essslaacs a.sy D. se.s IS fea@ss
~ - enoor1ex snd rsoonn as.4alax x2-s
ssuecs SesersI Eeszs Axe ! sss1 il ADa s.
ccfsd ras. FAX .zsl Nzalsr. owins prao-
49, q : reduced ceo4lGo1 81 1ey ssSet-a
fes2lfln. ffoa sseene cola sD1 oFesst1k
~ % al21e8liy rsl1roe1. ! tesorse4 1oa'
Fhofs hslf fesneg t1ei a soe,a nel g. -
re- a. before. ga i tQes aat tAs .4aIs. 4
ca Be Esi1ec ~ sser3 lz4e- = = A. Ia
SEQ ciziM for AZ
II fDy tsstttaoDY ca - q sny service <
F04 a. any Fims I 40 very gs9 - give =
Loz- Phofs raised ne = hsu phfslrls ns ted
Ils 4 e34la nol ave f~e moaths. Aay lass
uh8 w.shss IL kn0N tke particulars q a.
case 1cay sFile as 40fs.
Hams CoozEs1,
teacher ia Iecums<h, Alcal. Aea2e
NT6iiantt
- tAs zes-PAors 4s3ieiss Co.
AAlanskoo Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The city Of Venice came 20 &c built with
canals instead OF streets from the fact OF be
ing situated in the midst OF lagoons. collec-
lively known as the lagoon of Venice, and
originally formed by the retreating Of the
rca At Venice thew are separated from the
sea by tongue Of land extending a. dis
lance 81 about four miles from the coast and
divided by gaps, some Of which form har-
borS. and inclose numerous small islands.
into which piles are driven for the construc-
tion Of the cirv
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Every coin has an diverse and reverse side.
but every coin has not head side and a tail
side II the diverse of coin Is taken fer the
head and that Is the side the head is usually
on, then tie side containing the principal IN
scription OF figure may b considered ths
head. no matter what its stape The date Is
usually on tia diverse OF head SIDE OF piece
IN the eVrrgre. The-Eenerai rule in case *
doubt IS 70 take the date side for the head.
unless the date Is IN the Hliddls Of the piece in
larra E-ures
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

TIE Adrentists stiil continue 70 hold ser.
vices 81 the tent. corner q South Division
g. and Second-sve last night Elder
Wsies preached very abe sermon - =
isrxs sGdience. ehooelng as ais text What
Shail I 30 inst I may have A3ernal Lie
fo-dav. their SABBATH SUNDAY schooi
-iii Be .eid A. f.Q. and prsachc0g a. 30
2 %. fo-aixht Ed. #sn Horn eiScourses
apon Salan. ais oriziR ami DeStng.
S11dsV a. 1879 a az. Ed. Ws8es -ill
rreach. su1lecf Is There = Hell Where
Il "a and SHAT Ia Il - A. 3 ociock q
N. SIS topir VII - ~Etsrna. Toruens
In ths evening zii Var Horn rili give tie
Bible view ~ tbs Lahor Qaestion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
Embiematic Fiswsrn.

There has been some dispute recently as to
whether any special flower Is emblematic OF
America The rose stands for England the
thistle for Scotland, the shamrock for Ireland,
the lily for France, corn flower for Germany,
snow flower for Switzerland, tulip for Hol-
land, cactus for Mexico maple for canada
cbryssntbemum for Japan. IL is claimed
by different persons that both the violet and
the AaTfiower are emblematic OF America
but II any particular flower We're in common
use to represent America there would be nc
cause for dispute. Certainly there is nc
doubt about what is represented by the thistle
s,r rhe shamrock
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

In the English universities all students wear
the regular cap and gown which has been
prescribed for undergraduates for centuries.
The cap, commonly called mortar board, is
a sort Of skull cap with frame Of about ten
inches square ON top. covered with the SAFE
material ne that OF which the cap Is made.
From the center of this square hangs a tassel.
Nohlemen are entitled 70 wear gold tassel
instead Of the plain one. Of the commoner,
Certain students who are accused OF tosdyinS
to their noble fellows are called @tuft hunt
ers, or. in other words, hunters OF the gold
tassel
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The following are said 20 be The nine points
II the lew Whether there are ether veT-
SONS we know not. L 4 god DIAL u money.
A good deal II patience 3. & good cause
4 a good lawyer. s. 4 good counsel g
Good witnesses = A good jury. s a coed
irsxs Coed iuek. A. tie popular pbrsse
goes. rosse~sioa i sire points II the lsv. be-
cause il "a difficult 20 dis'odSs the man who
has posssssicn under color G. title-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The TEfrsssv- Hxsslp accidentally savs
IA ifs r-port Of tie gaas hers. Friday. thar
tie fowelis have eeen 5eateu twice bv the
south BIDDERS. Just tsxe thsi hzek. NJ
Z II Tie south rricrs'' never heat he
1ovsiis. and theT cant rest thssa faY fnr.
rtoner chsix Or marbles. sifasr- Le,rell
-r-,s.r--z
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

An ugiv car1ulexion made Nellie = fright
Her ace wss al pinpiy and red,
Thouzh Der features ssre good. srd her
bios evss we're bright.
What = plaln xiri Is Nellie hey sid.
Buencw. as by mage. pain Nellie has
grown
A ar "a Al artists Bright dream.
Her fare = - sweet IS aowsr new Blown
Her cheeks are Ike pesckss and cream
A. Nesis walks cut &c re far morning
heht
Her beauty sttTscts svsrY eye
And AZ F3r the peops Who called or =
right
war. Ssiifs IS handsome. thev cry.
Ard the ressca cf ~ change - fAaf
NelNe took f'r Ferces ercl1ea Neilcsl
rs;scovsrv. vsich regulated Der b Tsr. clszxs.s
ser CEN isxicn. made her hiood pure hsr
>~eafh sxest her fscs AIR and -uSv. sad
rs-ueved ne 6efscts thst bad ocsenrss 49,
ssasky. r>~s 81 erassiss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The arst dispstch ever ia Atlantic
cabls VA q message - coBZrsfliat On
from Queen Victoria - FrsS.isus b.
-Furcpe snd America are nrite1 by teieeTz -.
Glory - (sof in the kizhess. en earth pescs
AMI coed vii toward nea-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
Ring telephone No. 9l9.

The wonderful one-horse shay, which
ran a hundred years 10 day, Is only
equaled in modern times by the celebrated
Holman Adjustable Baby Carriage, which
is so perfect in all Its parts that with or
binary care viii. last through several gener
atoms. Sold direct 10 the people by the
manufacturers. Send to the Holman Ad-
Unstable Carriage Co., 275 Wsbash-sve..
Chicago, for their finely illustrated cata-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Students wishing to enter the Grand
Rapids Business College should make ar
rangdments early, as they can be better &C
comTAodated now than will be possible
later In the season, when the school is S.
WAYS full. Secure your seats now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

The Ola Residents Association Of BE
Grand River NzleF vii laeef a. lhs Supe-
rlos Court room. Oh sG0aay, tae s;h insis
a. las , ar. 10 attend The luusTai y AFs
Jas. n Brown. and also q Daixht X. Itley
REsz II. s xlIK. ctcy-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
OFFICE or THE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY

And DYE IiOLcEs No = NANAI-HI.l
GRAND RAPIDS, Men, July 20, 1887.
Editor TELEGRAM-HARALp:
Plesse inform the public that / have coz
nected steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment, and will do my
utmost to give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask Of Them share of
their trade. Your most humble servant.
q. A. BERwIS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

fhe = r = + 6ssresd Csusrsu~ hsve
offered ter sac A. 81 .he zine isnds il Axe
ccnu.F. ~es.ec ri1s vi = received 81 ~
Q huxhart Lan5 Comm ssicus-. - 10
ereneu octoes~ IS, aext riafS ara further
snfersnssien esn - hsa ~ adizessing him
81 2szaa Ra2idz hich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Tks sfvarced room in 40 Etzbt Srhoel
80 - spere6 Norser sFenax -erf s -
oeisck ID fhs FsT4ey - ding eoFae-
Tear snd Osfawss-s. n. kxxrtEa
81 atsaters ~ Sgtcc q
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

A. U7ion Brieziayerr sn6 Mssons srs
rseussis 81 ta Be - thefr hail. crrnsT Cana
sat Pear SEE Monday morning ~ IS
SHARP - Form lor perssse. Tie VALLEY Cry
bad wtI te q he ball.
EnzIS Hrexr~
~-rrere-r
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

r = seid t1sf 6-zng SIS rsriod - xrerTth
fn6isa corn 6fsvz srcu. tie sol tAsrfY 81
trses IS c~r -siSh q ester
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03

Old
bic Rubber s and Min supply Depot where hey vii s~.y fns the s
and ply Standard ard Standard Of ,ss New York bnF AM Pack
full line Water Hose Ly
Rubber Goods
and Mill Supplies
BHuk Packing
Csnce Rubber Boots Shoes
Bicycles srsuding Goods
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
The Ola Untlsa states Life tusur4aes Com
pssy - the front.

Il always AFFORDS us pleasure 70 call the
attention u eur readers - the pfonpi pay
meat OF a death i0s< ~ al Insurance. cors-
pasy. The following letter from Slate
Treasurer Hon. Geo. i. Malt. explains IL
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-03
Yours truly,
GEo. A. Mall



State Treasurer.
The State agency for this old, reliable,
wealthy company is at rs Mcnroe-st-, this
city, where all information will Dee given TO
those DESTROYS OF securing en- incontestabie
contract, with all the most favorable features
included